Seven Hurt In Traffic Accidents In Anderson Area
Seven people were injured in weekend traffic crashes across Anderson and nearby. Two Chesterfield teens, Arvella Wilson 17 and Teresa 15, were treated at St Johns Hospital for minor cuts after their car struck a parked vehicle on Water Street. Police say a blackout may have caused the driver to lose control, sending the Wilson car into a pole and another vehicle, causing extensive damage and power outages for about 45 minutes. Other crashes involved two Anderson men on motorcycles at Ind 38 and 67, a two car collision in the Kiwood T Way Center lot, and a Hamilton Road crash injuring two Alexandria residents when a car struck a utility pole and veered off the road.
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Anderson
Chesterfield
Water St
Arvella Wilson
Teresa
South St
St. John’s Hospital
John Willey
Inio
Anna Cogswell
Wilson Auto
Ind
Frederick St
Raible Ave
Larry Pettigrew
T-Way Center
Kiwood
Seasp Rm
Mercy Sospwal
Kenry W. Teachnor
Alexandra
Hamillton Rd
Sheriff's Deputies
Peggy Cow
Rt. 3
Alexandria
Hamilton Rd
Sirik
Indian Buff Clubs Form in East German Cities
AP report says American Indian buffs in Dresden Leipzig Meissen and Magdeburg formed clubs in four East German cities to practice archery and craft Indian style clothing under West Berlin information agency coverage.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Dresden
Leipzig
Meissen
Magdeburg
Carter's Pills Peristalsis Relief Ad
Carter's Pills offer a laxative formula to wake slowed muscles of the lower digestive tract and stimulate Peristalsis for temporary relief from irregularity. Millions of users report improvement and the product is priced at 49 cents.
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Carter
Mrs Anna Brown 180 of 812 East 20th Dead After Illness
Mrs Anna Housh Brown 180 of 812 East 20th Street died Sunday at St John’s Hospital after an extended illness. Widow of Herman B Brown, she was active in East Lynn Christian Church Pocahontas Eagles Auxiliary and Protected Home Circle. Survived by daughter Vera Russey Muncie son Emmett Housh Anderson two brothers Alva and Albert Rector Anderson and a grandson. Final rites Wednesday 10 am Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home with Rev Russell Deitch East Lynn Christian Church. burial Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call today 2-5 and 7-9 pm.
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Anna (Housh) Brown
E. 20Th St
St. John's Hospital
Herman B. Brown
East Lynn
Vera Russey
Muncie
Emmett Housh
Anderson
Alva
Albert Rector
Harold E. Rozelle
Russell Deitch
Chamber of Commerce
Michigan State University
Miller Cleaning Works
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Mabel C. Lewis Hovermale
Anderson Public Schools
Herman Hovermale
U.S. Navy
Deunoon
Scotland
Evalena Hovermale
Fred
Avis) King
Forrest Hovermale
Carl D. Hovermale
Memphis
Tenn
Brown and Butz
Monroe (Schuster
Central Christian Church
George Ortet
First Presbytera
Bert
VanNoy
12Th St
John Sinier
Masonic
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Fellowship Masonic Lodge
van Noy
Community Hospital
State Theater
Western Union
George Hackett Post
American Legion
Operators Union Afl
Chicago
Oenee
Crank VanNoy
Terre, Haute
Farrie G. VanNoy
Harry W. VanNoy
de Santee
Roxy van Noy
Manuel Ramas Dies Monday in Elwood at 71
Manuel Ramas 71 of Rt. 3 Elwood died at 3 30 p m Monday at Mercy Hospital after a short illness He worked for Ray Brothers Canning Co Hobbs Born in Mexico December 24 1897 he was a Catholic He is survived by five sons in Texas one brother in McAllen Texas and one sister in Mexico Funeral arrangements are incomplete at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home Elwood Paul Hutchison 71 of 2734 Sutherland Ave Indianapolis formerly of Elwood died Sunday He was an interior decorator born in Elwood August 1896 a World War I Navy veteran and Unity church member Funeral services 2 p m Thursday at Clark Chapel Elwood burial in Elwood City Cemetery
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Elwood
Manuel Ramas
Rt. 3
Mercy Hospital
Ray Brothers Canning Company
Hobbs
Ramas
Mexico
John Ramas
Jim
Louis
Raymond
Richey
Texas
Joe Ramas
McAllen
Rosa Ramas
Copher and Fesler Funeral Home
Paul Hutchison
Sutherland Ave
Indianapolis
Hutchison
William and
Elizabeth Hutchison
Unity Religious Organization
U.S. Navy
Clark Chapel
Elwood City Cemetery
Senate ends aid to colleges opposing military recruiters
The Senate voted unanimously to bar future federal space research grants to colleges that refuse military recruiters on campus. The move, tied to a $4.15 billion NASA authorization, was approved as an amendment by Sen. Carl Curtis.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Carl T. Curtis
R-Neb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
A Thought For You The Bolshevik Revolution and Faith
A historical reflective piece argues the Bolshevik revolution birthed Communism and laments democratic societies facing manipulation by mob driven crowds. It notes church affiliation and attendance trends, warns against complacency, and proposes a thought experiment about converting one person per year leading to universal Christianity over 1900 years.
Murder trial opens today in Bedford Indiana
John Linn 25 of Seymour stands trial in Lawrence Circuit Court for first degree murder in the deaths of his three children Jerry five Debra four and Kathy two whose bodies were found along a Lawrence County road last August. Jury selection coincided with a Supreme Court ruling on death penalty eligibility and recesses followed. Linn surrendered to state police at Seymour.
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Bedford
Ind
UPI
John Linn
Seymour
Lawrence
H. Wayne Baker
U.S. Supreme Court
Linn
Baker
Jerry
Debra
Kathy
Trials and Pleas Spill From Court Docket
Judge Smith ruled Pancol will not get a public defender but will serve as defense counsel in future indigent cases. Jesse Jordan, 18, pled not guilty to involuntary manslaughter and reckless homicide in Donald Brinson’s death. trial set for on or after July 1 with Fred Robertson as attorney. Other pleas and continuances involve James Young, Virginia Harvey, Rick Everhart, Johnnie Johnson, William Crooks, and David York, with various hearings, indictments, and appointments noted.
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Donald C. Brinson
Smith
Jordan
Fred Robertson
Brinson
29Th St
Madison Ave
James Young
Elwood
Riley Sharp
Young
Virginia Harvey
Wilson Anderson
Rick Everhart
Everhart
Markleville
Kenneth E. Criswell
Catlin Whitehead
Johnnie Ernest Johnson
Clifford Moore
Middletown
Moore
Johnson
al Woolbert
William Crooks
Crooks
Terry Lee Prifogle
David York
Uniroyal
Henry P. Schrenker
York
Prince Lyles
Lyles Kept Legal Counsel Ahead of June 17 Proceedings
Lyles remains represented by attorney William J. Norton as the case heads toward a June 17 hearing. Norton acts for Lyles in the ongoing legal matter and case details remain focused on procedural steps and anticipated court actions.
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Lyles
William J. Norton
Viet Cong rockets strike Saigon in late morning barrage
Rockets fired at 6 15 am for about 10 minutes hit City Hall and nearby sites. A rocket set three cars ablaze before damaging Air Vietnam offices, AP bureau, and a US billet. Attacks wounded bystanders and damaged the Old Gia Long palace vicinity. fate of President Thieu uncertain.
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Saigon
Air Vietnam
Associated Press
U.S
Rex
National Assembly
Thieu
Independence Palace
Westmoreland says peace goal, not peace at any price
At a news conference General Westmoreland reviewed his service in Vietnam and described enemy aims. He said the strategy seeks a major battlefield victory, pressure on the South Vietnamese political structure, and sustained pressure on Saigon, warning that time may favor the enemy and that traditional military victory is unlikely without broader U.S. escalation.
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Westmoreland
Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Arrested Ray Held on Dual U S British Charges
Ray known as Sneyd is brought to Bow Street Court on Sunday after an arrest while attempting to board a plane to Brussels. He faces a U S federal conspiracy charge over civil rights, and a Tennessee murder charge linked to King’s Memphis killing on April 4. Extradition procedures loom, with court hearings set and Ray held under tight security awaiting further action.
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Ray
Husky
Brussels
Sneyd
King
Tennessee
Memphis
Thomas Butler
Michael Dresden
Milton
Brixton
Bow Street Court
Brixton Prison
Wandsworth
Missouri State Penitentiary
Vinson
Missouri Penitentiary
Britain
Howver
Lawyer Calls For Better Facilities In County Courthouse
A lawyer urged improvements at the new County Courthouse noting it lacks security facilities aside from one lockup. He contrasted it with the old Hall of Justice, where Judge Wright said the defendant could be brought to and from court with minimal public notice.
Nuclear powers commit to peaceful use and nonproliferation pact
The UN committee agrees to bar transfer of nuclear weapons to nonpossessing countries and bans non-nuclear states from receiving or manufacturing them. Nuclear powers pledge to share know how for peaceful energy while safeguards against diversion are to be negotiated with the IAEA. The Eighth U.S. Army marked its 24th anniversary with a ceremony in Seoul.
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International Atomic Energy Agency
Seoul
API
U.S. Army
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Warren H. Price 47 of Noblesville dies after a heart seizure on Monday before reaching Community Hospital in Indianapolis. He was a school textbook salesman, WWII Navy veteran, and member of several clubs. Surviving include his widow Rebah and son Robert. Funeral arrangements at Coaltrin Funeral Home with service Wednesday. Multiple obituaries follow for Harvey A Wehrly, James E Jump, Stella Holland, Lola Chadwick Chadwick, Debra Jones, and Charles A McCorkle detailing their ages, residences, and funeral plans.
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Warren Price
Noblesville
Warren H. Price
Maple Ave
Community Hospital
Indianapolis
Dugger
Ind
Indiana State University
Methodist Church
Elks Lodge
Masonic Lodge
Indiana Bookman’s Club
Pi Delta Alpha
Pi Delta Kappa
Professional Bookmen of America, Inc
U.S. Navy
Two Local Men Die After Lingering Illnesses in Indiana
Abraham Musick 87 of Route 1 Alexandria died Sunday at Dickey Nursing Home Elwood after a lingering illness. Born February 19 1881 in Madison County he lived all his life in Alexandria and retired from Ball Brothers Company Muncie. Surviving are two sons Edward Summitville and Hershel Alexandria and two daughters Colleen Hollingsworth Alexandria. 11 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Carl N Emmons 80 of Route 1 Alexandria died Monday at Wesleyan Nursing Home Marion after a lingering illness. He retired from Delco Remy and lived 46 years in Alexandria. Born March 13 1888 in Fleming County Kentucky to Milly Burton and William Emmons he was married to Elizabeth Tincher who died in 1963. Surviving are daughter Lelia Lewis Marion sister Nannie Hysong Anderson four grandchildren nine great grandchildren and one nephew. Burial for Musick will be IOOF Cemetery with services conducted at 10 a.m. Wednesday by Rev Joseph Schuck. viewing after 7 p.m. today at the funeral home. Burial for Emmons will be Park View Cemetery with services at 10 a.m. Thursday by Rev Nutter Hughes. viewing after 7 p.m. Wednesday at Karl M Kyle Funeral Home.
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Stella Holland
Summitville
Stella Jane Holland
Rt. 1
James R. Holland
Welborn and Holland Grain Company
Frankton
Madison County
Dundee
Melville
Isabel Gillam
Elwood
Holland
Christian New Light Church
Robert Holland
Richard Holland
Indianapolis
Mary Pritchard
Baton Rouge
R. E. Welborn
New Castle
Karl M. Kyle
Alexandria
Elwood City
Lola Chadwick Markleville
Lola K
Whisler) Chadwick
Condo and Son
Wilkinson
Bruce Jackson
Warrington Free Will
Lorena
Anna Marshall Keller
Shirley
Markleville
New Castle State Hospital
Free Will Baptist Church
Warrington
Gene Whisler
Robert Whisler
Berne
Dale Whisler
Evelyn Harry
Abraham Musick
Dickey
Elba Musick
Ball Brothers Company
Muncie
Edward
Herschel Musick
Daleville
Colleen Hollingsworth
Emmons
Everett Musick
Joseph Schuck
IOOF
Carl N. Emmons
Nutter Hughes
Park View
Wesleyan
Marion
Delco-Remy
Flemming County
Milly Burton
William Emmons
Elizabeth Tincher
Lelia Lewis
Nannie Hysong
Anderson
Herman Aynes
Herman I. Agnes
Meridian St
Eberhart Apts
St. John’s Hospital
Emge Packing Company
Order of Eagles
Bedford
Oscar
Lela Aynes
Lois J. Aynes
Pasadena
Texas
Glenda Kaye Aynes
Paul L. Aynes
Union City
Terry L. Aynes
Ball Stateiversity
Herman L. Aynes
Betty Barker
Fred
Jean) Timmons
Edwin Agnes
Brown and Butz
Mel Kirk
Eagles
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
James
Stella Fern Leisure
Portland
Leisure
Pierce
Anderson City
Irondale Church of God
June A. Leisure
Harold
Mildred) ‘Cox
Sandra Faye
Jovita Raye
Debra Evan
Harry Jr
Michael Warren
Larry E. Hall
Hawthorne
Calif
Gary Lee Hall
Middletown
Miles Lei Sure
Robert Lei Sure
English
Dale Leisure
William Cox
William Rhinehart
Jane Jones
Alan Wasble
Pilgrim Holiness Church of
Fairmount
Saunders Cemetery
Final Rites Today For Pfc Alan Roy Fourth Vietnam War Victim
Alexandria obituary notes 19 year old Pfc Leonard Alan Roy son of Oba Leonard Roy Rt 2 to be buried at IOOF Cemetery with Marine honors. Roy slain May 26 in action Da Nang South Vietnam while with First Shore Battalion FMF. Fourth Alexandria serviceman lost in Vietnam. Mobutu visits Rome after Belgium trip meeting King Baudouin and Belgian leaders.
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Alexandria
Leonard Alan Roy
Oba Leonard Roy
Rt. 2
Karl M. Kyle
Ioof
Indianapolis
R. J. Ciswski
Roy
da Nang
South Vietnam
Marine Division
Fleet Marine Force
Obituary Notices for Bert VanNoy and Others in Anderson
Funeral services are planned for Bert VanNoy 74 at Brown and Butz with interment in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include widow Farrie G. VanNoy, brother Harry W. VanNoy and several relatives. Additional obituaries note Herman Aynes 55, Harry Leisure 58, Izora Rice 87, infant cases from Campbell, McGuire, and other local residents with details on birthplaces, occupations, military service, and funeral arrangements.
Obie Ray Poole Stricken Fatally Final Rites Set
Obie Ray Poole 63, retired farmer from Rt 2, died of a heart attack Saturday at Ball Memorial Hospital in Muncie. Born March 1 1905 in North Carolina, he moved to the Alexandria area 39 years ago. Survived by widow Goldie and many children, the funeral is set at Karl M Kyle Funeral Home with burial in Gravel Lawn Cemetery Fortville.
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Alexandria
Obie Ray Poole
Rt. 2
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
Anderson
North Carolina
Noblesville
Goldie Lewis
Karl M. Kyle
Dwight McCurdy
Alexandria Church
Teddy Poole
Clyde
Ricky Poole
Essie Dew
Edgar Poole
Timber Ownership Share by Government Units
Washington report notes that federal, state, and local governments hold 43 percent of the nation's total saw lumber, amounting to 687 billion board feet, indicating government control over a large share of timber resources.
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Washington
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Hutchison Rites
Chestview Ct
Woodmen Accident and Life Company
Iilness
Fred James
UN Committee
Madison
Rebah
Willa Price
Sullivan
Robert Price
Joseph Price
Coaltrin
Mark Blaising
First Methodist Church
Dugger Cemetery
Hancock County
Friends Church
Marie Sagester
Margaret Hammond
Ethel Masters
Knightstown
South Mound Cemetery
Harvey Wehrly
Harvey A. Wehrly
Henry County Memorial Hospital
Floyd Wehrly
Irene Overs
First Christian Church
Couden
James E. Jump
San Truce
Puerto Rico
Noblesville High School
Purdue University
Massachussetts Institute of Technology
Presbyterian Church
Louise
Gregory Jump
Ethel S. Jump
Coaltrin Funeral Home
John Burbank
First Presbyterian Church
Crownland Cemetery
Debra Jones
Debra Kay Jones
Edgar Jones
Vernon Manor
Wabash
Henry Hook
Cambridge City
Condo and Son Funeral
Richard Rahrar
Dublin Methodist Church
McCray Cemetery
A. McCorkle
Spiceland
Charles A. McCorkle
Rolling Hills
Ander
Carl Emmons
Pfc
Alan Roy
Alex
Joseph Mobutu
Congo
Rome
Belgium
Mobutu
Baudouin
Bert Vannoy
Harry Leisure
Harry Ervin Leisure
W. 1St St
Mrs
Nzora Rice
Izora Rice
Henrietta Cross
Martin Hall
Americana Nursing Center
Paulding County
Kalamazoo
Mich
Elkhart
Cross
Rice
Jessie Mae Davis
Rochester
N.Y
Florence Brennaman
Goshen
Truesale Funeral Home
Jeffrey Allen Campbell
Dennis
Eileen Misenheimer Campbell
Hendricks St
Sprague Regulator Company
Shelly Lynn
Betty Campbell
Edward Misenheimer
Louise Hornback
Babyland
East Maplewood Cemetery
Charles Rector
Harold R. Rozelle
Billy Allen McGuire
Billy McGuire Jr
Shirley Tyson McGuire
9Th St
Rita Conner
Glen Tyson
Dorothy McGuire
William J. McGuire
Weldon Jones
Salvation Army
East Maplewood
Brown and Butz Funeral Home
J. C. Hoover
Sonotone OF
Citizens Bank
Phillips Motors
Darlene Globe
Ayds
Sener
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